Loue Anna "Annie" RAINES

Josiah casado Emma Josephine HULAN [Hoja del Grupo] [Family Chart]

Otros Eventos:

• _HEIG: 0,00 m
• Residencia: 1837, St Stephens (?) Monroe Co, Alabama (land purchase)
• Residencia: 1850, Williamson Co, Texas (still single)
• Residencia: 1860, Ouachita Co, Arkansas (land purchase)
• _MILT: 23 Feb 1863; Mustered into 3 Arkansas Infantry - Camden, Ouachita County, AR - Private
• Residencia: 1870, Caney Township, now Rosston (Nevada co., Arkansas, USA))
• Residencia: 1880, Caney Township, now Rosston (Nevada co., Arkansas, USA))

Notas:

Residente en:
1850: Milam and Williamson, Williamson, Texas.
1870: Arkansas, United States.
1900: ED 9 Justice Precinct 3 (election precincts 7 & 20), Anderson, Texas.Middleton Wood Raines played the "fiddle" in an upright position, resting on his knee. He also played the guitar, as apparent in a photo fo him, Emma and several of his children (Josie, Nannie, John).

He appeared on the 1850 Census, Williamson Co, TX with family of John C. Lee, as a laborer.

Milit-Beg 23 FEB 1863 Camden, Ouachita County, AR

M. W. Raines (First_Last)
Regiment Name 3 Arkansas Infantry
Side Confederate
Company I
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Film Number M376 roll 19

Middleton Wood Raines fought for the South during the Civil War in Company I, 3rd Arkansas Regiment. He took part in the attack on Devils Den at the Battle of Gettysburg, 3 July 1863. He was either wounded in battle or fell ill during Lee's retreat back into West Virginia and was abandoned on the north side of the Potomac river at Falling Waters, Maryland where he was taken prisoner by Colonel Mead's troops on 14 July 1863. M W Raines was held prisoner of war at the Old Capitol Prison in Washington, DC until December 1863, when he signed a pledge of allegence to the United States and was 'sent up north'. He eventually made his way back home to his family in Arkansas.

In 1864 he was 6 ft tall, was light complected with blue eyes and silver hair.
[ Source: Confederate Military Records - National Archives, Washington, DC ]

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SOURCE: FamilySearch.org - 1880 Census Transcription (as found, warts and all! )
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In 1880 Middleton and Narcissa are living in the same township as their eldest son, Josiah and wife Melinda.
Josiah's younger brothers, George (17), Warren (15), William Isaac (11) Raines, is also living with them.
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Name: W. W. Rains [NOTE: Badly transcribed. Should be "M. W. Rains"]
Residence: Caney, Nevada, Arkansas [NOTE: Nevada Co was formed in 1872 from Ouacita Co.]
Birth date: 1816
Birth place: North Carolina, United States [In 1850--Alabama, 1860-- , 1870--Georgia, 1900-Georgia]
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Spouse name: Narcissus Rains
Spouse birth place: Alabama, United States
Father name:
Father birth place: North Carolina, United States
Mother name:
Mother birth place: North Carolina, United States
Race or color: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Age: 64 years
Occupation: Farmer
NARA film number: T9-0052
Page: 540
Page letter: D
Entry number: 4206
Film number: 1254052
Collection: 1880 United States Census

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In 1900 CENSUS
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Middleton W. age 84 is living with Narcissus, age 72 in the household of
their eldest son, Eliphus Eli (EE) in Anderson County, Texas.

MW died shortly afterward.
Buried at Crawford Cemetery, Slocum, Anderson Co, Texas.

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Land Record record for MIDDLETON RAINS
Name: MIDDLETON RAINS
Date: 12 08 1837
Location: AL,
Document #: 30045
Serial #: AL1720__.106
Sale Type: CASH ENTRY SALE
Acres: 40.0500
Meridian or Watershed: ST STEPHENS
Parcel: Township 9N, Range 8E, Section 23

From BETSY MILLS:
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Raines, Middleton Wood
Private-Conscripted into Co. I, 3rd Arkansas Infantry, at Camden, Arkansas, February 23, 1863; captured and confined at Fort Monroe, Virginia; exchanged at City Point, Virginia, May 23, 1863; captured at Falling Waters, Maryland, July 14, 1863; confined at Point Lookout, Maryland; took oath of allegiance at Washington, D.C., December 17, 1863; born in Georgia, c1817; listed in Ouachita county 1860 census with wife Missouri; occupation farmer.

Third Arkansas Infantry Regiment, CSA

Company I-"Tulip Rifles"
This company of volunteers, calling themselves the "Tulip Rifles," was organized at Tulip, Dallas county, Arkansas, June 25, 1861, by Captain George D. Alexander. It traveled to Lynchburg, Virginia, where it was assigned to the Third Regiment, Arkansas Volunteers, as Company I, July 1861. On July 18, 1862, thirty members of disbanded Company B, Second Arkansas Infantry Battalion, were assigned to this company. Company I was the only company in the Third Arkansas that made significant use of conscripts to reinforce its ranks. In March 1863, thirty farmers and furloughed soldiers from other regiments were conscripted at Camden, Arkansas, and sent to the company in Virginia. During its four years of service, 150 men served in Company I. Only thirteen of them remained when the company was surrendered at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865. Their paroles were signed on April 12, 1865, and they were released to go home.

CONFEDERATE ARKANSAS TROOPS
3rd Regiment, Arkansas Infantry
3rd Infantry Regiment, assembled at Lynchburg, Virginia, in June, 1861, contained men from Ashley, Drew, Desha, Hot Spring, Union, and Dallas counties. Assigned to H.R. Jackson's command, the unit took part in Lee's Cheat Mountain Campaign, then moved to Winchester and served under T.J. Jackson. Later it was assigned to General J. G. Walker's, J. B. Robertson's, and J. Gregg's command and became part of the Texas Brigade. After fighting in the Seven Days' Battles the 2nd Arkansas Battalion merged into the regiment. It went on to participate in many conflicts of the Army of Northern Virginia from the Maryland Campaign to Cold Harbor, except when it was with Longstreet at Suffolk, Chickamauga, and Knoxville. The 3rd was active in the long Petersburg siege north of the James River and later the Appomattox Campaign. In December, 1861, it totalled 756 men, and reported 15 casualties at the Greenbrier River and 182 during the Maryland Campaign. Of the 479 engaged at Gettysburg, thirty-five percent were disabled. The regiment surrendered with 15 officers and 130 men. The field officers were Colonels Van H. Manning, Albert Rust, and Robert S. Taylor; Lieutenant Colonels Seth M. Barton and William H. Tebbs; and Majors J. Hickson Capers, and John W. Reedy, Samuel W. Smith, and W.K. Wilkins.

Middleton casado Narcissus CURRY en 28 Oct 1852 en Monroe co. (Alabama, USA). Narcissus (hija de William CURRY y Comfort LARY) nació en 1826 en Georgia (USA); falleció en 11 Jul 1916 en Slocum (Anderson co., Texas, USA); fue sepultada en Crawford Cemetery, Slocum, Anderson County, TX. [Hoja del Grupo] [Family Chart]

Otros Eventos:

• Nacimiento: Ene 1828, Monroe Co?, Alabama

Notas:

Spelling varies: Narcissa or Narcissus

Her parents were married January 17, 1807 in Hancock Co, GA and Narcissa would have been born in AL as well, as her father is on the 1820 Conecuh Co., AL census. Her family is still in the area in 1833 when her brother Jefferson marries in Monroe Co, AL

Otros Eventos:

• Residencia: 1860, Camden (Ouachita co., Arkansas, USA)
• Residencia: 1870, Navarro co. (Texas, USA)
• Residencia: 1877, Navarro Co, Texas (birth of Rosalia)
• Residencia: 1880, Redland, Nevada Co, Arkansas

Notas:

The HULAN surname has many variations over the course of the 19th century: Hughling, Huland, Hulin, Hulan, Hulen, Hulom

William Henry Hulan:

1850 Henry W. Hughling Hardin County, Tennessee
1860 W. H. Hulin Ouachita County, Arkansas Census (Camden City)
1870 H. Hulan Navarro Co, Texas
1880 W. H. Hulom Red Land, Nevada Co, Arkansas
1900
1910 Hannah B Hulan (widow) Sevier Co, Arkansas (living with daughter Emma & Josiah P. Raines)

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CENSUS YR: 1850 TERRITORY: TN COUNTY: Hardin PAGE NO: 248
REFERENCE: enumerated 10th Jan 1850 by Geo. D Morrow MF#495
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LN HN FN L_NAME F_NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE
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35 54 54 Hughling William 41 M Farmer 200 NC
36 54 54 Hughling Eliza 39 F TN
37 54 54 Hughling Samuel L 19 M Laborer TN
38 54 54 Hughling Roland C 15 M Laborer TN
39 54 54 Hughling John C 13 M TN
40 54 54 Hughling Henry W 11 M TN
41 54 54 Hughling Thomas H 9 M TN
42 54 54 Hughling Martha 6 F TN

[Note: Name is entered as "Hugdeling" in the www.FamilySearch.org Index for 1850 census.]

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1860: Listed on Ouachita County, Arkansas Census (Camden City)
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Hulin, R.C. (lab) 24 m Tenn
Hannah 21 f Tenn (Hannah A. Winingham Hulin - see below)
Mary 1 F Ark
W. H. (lab) 20 m Tenn
Hannah 18 f Ohio (Hanna Brown "Nancy" Levering Hulan | m. Nov 10, 1859)
Plider, John (lab) 24 m Ohio
D-1095

Hannah A. (Winingham), dau. of John & Delithia (Hoozen) Winingham, b. Feb 10, 1838, m. 1st Rilen C. Hulen July 20, 1856. He d. at Battle of Murfreesboro, Tenn. in 1863. She m. Jesse D. Murphy June 19, 1864. Goodspeeds So. Ark. p 231
Note: Brothers Rilen and Henry were living in the same household.
Note: Hanna Levering Hulan is still lying about her age. She turned 17 on July 19, 1860. She was only 16 when she was married, despite declaring her age as 21 on her marriage license.

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1880 Census Place: Red Land, Nevada, Arkansas
Source: FHL Film 1254052 National Archives Film T9-0052 Page 443B
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Name Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birth Occ
W. H. HULOM Self M M W 40 TN Farmer Fa: TN Mo: TN
Nancy HULOM Wife F M W 36 OH Keep House, Fa: MD Mo: ME
Emma HULOM Dau F S W 14 AR Fa: TN Mo: OH
Robert HULOM Son M S W 12 TX Fa: TN Mo: OH
Ula HULOM Dau F S W 8 TX Fa: TN Mo: OH
William HULOM Son M S W 6 TX Fa: TN Mo: OH
Rosa HULOM Dau F S W 4 TX Fa: TN Mo: OH
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*Nancy Hulom = Hanna Brown "Nancy" (Levering) Hulan

Source: Yates Publishing Co, Pedigree document 10083.001
Author: Becky Dozier
3522 Pebble Beach Dr
Augusta, GA 30907

Source: Yates Publishing Co, Pedigree document 955.001
Author: Jerry R. Chronister
Rt 5 Box 223
Sand Springs, OK 74063

(This is my Cousin Jerry, son of Raymond Ward Chronister. This address is where our grandparents,
Ward & Nancy Chronister, lived.
Jerry no longer lives there, as he sold the house and disappeared.)

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"Henry Hulan fought on the side of the Confederacy in Company H, Reg 6, Div Ark I, though I don't know his rank."
[Letter from Jerry Chronister to Helen and Lester Ingram, 1986.]

"The occupation of both Hulans and Raines were with the saw mills and for logging camps along with farming. Henry Hulan died in the saw mill at DeQueen* of a heart attack."
[Letter from Jerry Chronister to Helen and Lester Ingram, 1986.]

Note: He actually died at a sawmill in Pullman, Arkansas, which is just a few miles north of DeQueen.

FROM: Lisa Dougan at
http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.northcarolina.counties.rowan/593.5962.1.1/mb.ashx

Robert (Bob)Lee Hulan b.Sept. 1, 1868 d. Nov. 6, 1914 in Boswell, Choctaw county, Oklahoma.
Robert Hulan's first marriage was to Rebecca Pagan and They had one child Herbert Alex Hulan which was my great-grandfather.
Robert Hulan's second marriage was to Lula Callenta Crain.They were married February 18, 1896 in Nevada Co Arkansas. She is the daughter of Thomas Crain and Amanda Dunn Crain.

Robert Hulan's parents are William Henry Hulan and Hanna Brown Nancy Levering b. July 19, 1843 in Lancaster, Fairfield Co., Ohio and d. Sept. 29, 1913 in Hugo, Oklahoma (Mt. Olivet Cemetery). She married William Henry Hulan November 10, 1859 in Hot Spring County, Arkansas.

Children of William Henry Hulan and Hanna Brown 'Nancy' Leavering Hulan are:
Emma Josephine b. April 27, 1866
Robert (Bob) Lee Hulan b.Sept. 1, 1868
Eula Hulan b.1872
William Henry (Will Hulan b. 1874 d. 1914 buried Kountz,Tx
Rosalia (Rose) Hulan B.March 5, 1877
Laura Marie Hulan b. Abt. 1879

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SOURCE: Find-A-Grave | http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GScid=52892&GRid=29350919&
Nancy Gorton: Skoshes1@aol.com
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Son of William and Eliza ... Hulan. He served in the Confederate Army.
He was in Company H (City Guard of Camden), 6th Arkansas Regiment
of Volunteer Infantry. He enlisted 24 May 1861 in Little Rock, Arkansas.
He was paroled 9 May 1865 in Meridian, Mississippi. (From: Gerdes'
Arkansas Civil War Records).
William Hulan died of a heart attack while working at a sawmill.
He was married to Hannah Bell (sic) Nancy Levering.

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Regiment Name 8 Arkansas Cavalry
Side Confederate
Company A
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Alternate Name
Notes
Film Number M376 roll 12
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.cfm

William casado Hannah Brown "Nancy" LEVERING en 10 Nov 1859 en Hot Spring co. (Arkansas, USA). Hannah (hija de Henry LEVERING y Martha Ann PROSPECT) nació en 19 Jul 1843 en Lancaster (Fairfield co., Ohio, USA); falleció en 29 Sep 1913 en Boswell (Choctaw co., Oklahoma, USA); fue sepultada en Mt Olivet Cemetery, Hugo, Choctaw Co, Oklahoma. [Hoja del Grupo] [Family Chart]

Notas:

Source: Yates Publishing Co, Pedigree document 10083.001
Author: Becky Dozier
3522 Pebble Beach Dr
Augusta, GA 30907

Source: Yates Publishing Co, Pedigree document 955.001
Author: Jerry R. Chronister
Rt 5 Box 223
Sand Springs, OK 74063

(This is my Cousin Jerry, son of Raymond Ward Chronister. This address is where Ward & Nancy
Chronister lived. Jerry no longer lives there as he sold the house and disappeared.)

Hanna was a daughter of the LEVERING family, a prominent Pennsylvania landowning family, who fell in love with and married a southern widower from Arkansas with several children before the Civil War. This didn't please her family so she was disenherited. Her marriage certificate says she was 21, but she was actually 15 or 16 years old. She lied to be able to marry.

All information on the LEVERING family and many names and dates for children of
Emma J. HULAN=Josiah P. RAINES provided by:

Jean E. BASS (grandaughter of Ada Viola 'Ola' RAINES )
737 South 75 East
Cedar City, UT
USA
E-mail: jbass@main.tcd.net

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"Our family line had moved to Baltimore, MD and later on to Ohio in Fairfield Co. By the time HANNAH was born our line lived in Cincinnati. Later they moved to Hot Springs Co, Arkansas where in 1859 she married Henry Hulan, a Southern gent, and was subsequently disowned from the family though I don't know if her father Henry Levering disowned her or not, him living and marrying again in Arkansas."
[Letter from Jerry Chronister to Helen and Lester Ingram, 1986.]

4 March 2009
FROM BETSY MILLS Family Page at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=betsym&id=I10559

Children of Henry Hulan and Hannah Brown Levering (for further research):

Emma Josephine HULAN b: 27 APR 1866 in Falcon, Nevada Co., AR
Robert Lee "Bob" HULAN b: 01 SEP 1868 in AR
Eula HULAN b: 1872 in AR
William Henry "Will" HULAN b: 1874 in AR
Rosalia "Rose" HULAN b: 05 MAR 1877 in AR
Laura Marie HULAN b: ABT 1879

FROM: http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.northcarolina.counties.rowan/593.5962.1.1/mb.ashx (4 Mar 2009)

Re: HULAN
LisaDougan52 (View posts) Posted: 14 Mar 2003 5:25PM

Classification: Query
Surnames: Hulan, Hulen, Dunn, Crain, Lucas, Pagan, Thornton, Lee, Cummings, Story, Peachey, Prurtle, Mautz

My direct relative is Robert (Bob)Lee Hulan b.Sept. 1, 1868 d. Nov. 6, 1914 in Boswell, Choctaw county, Oklahoma.
Robert Hulan's first marriage was to Rebecca Pagan and They had one child Herbert Alex Hulan which was my great-grandfather. Robert Hulan's second marriage was to Lula Callenta Crain.They were married February 18, 1896 in Nevada Co Arkansas. She is the daughter of Thomas Crain and Amanda Dunn Crain.
Robert Hulan's parents are William Henry Hulan and Hanna Brown Nancy Leavering b. July 19, 1843 in Lancaster, Fairfield Co., Ohio and d. Sept. 29, 1913 in Hugo, Oklahoma (Mt. Olivet Cemetery). She married William Henry Hulan November 10, 1859 in Hot Springs County, Arkansas.
Children of William Henry Hulan and Hanna Brown Nancy Leavering Hulan are:
Emma Josephine b. April 27, 1866
Robert (Bob) Lee Hulan b.Sept. 1, 1868
Eula Hulan b.1872
William Henry (Will Hulan b. 1874 d. 1914 buried Kountz,Tx
Rosalia (Rose) Hulan B.March 5, 1877
Laura Marie Hulan b. Abt. 1879

Notas:

According to the mother of Jean Bass, GG Grandma Hannah lied about her age when she got married, saying she was 21 when she was actually 16. Her family disenherited her when she married.

U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 about Hannah Brown Levering
Name: Hannah Brown Levering
Gender: female
Birth Place: OH
Birth Year: 1843
Spouse Name: William Henry Hulan
Spouse
Birth Place: TN
Spouse Birth Year: 1840
Marriage
Year: 1859
Marriage State: AR
Number Pages: 1

Notas:

Some data on Josiah Raines comes from Betsy Mills at:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=betsym&id=I5279

This info needs independent verification/documentation

Death 1837
Military Indian Wars against the Cherokee
Property Filed for land in 1819
Resid. Moved to Monroe County, Alabama (apparently in the 1830s).
Marriage 22 Dec 1815 Wilkes Co., Georgia

Josiah casado Sara "Sally" CARROLL en 22 Dic 1815 en Wilkes co. (Georgia, USA). [Hoja del Grupo] [Family Chart]

William casado Comfort LARY en 17 Ene 1807 en Hancock co. (Georgia, USA). Comfort (hija de Darby LARY y Elizabeth ?) nació circa 1784 en North Carolina (USA). [Hoja del Grupo] [Family Chart]

Otros Eventos:

• Ocupación: 1850; Farmer
• Residencia: 1850, Hardin co. (Tennessee, USA)

Notas:

In 1850, the family was living in Tennessee:

CENSUS YR: 1850 TERRITORY: TN COUNTY: Hardin PAGE NO: 248
REFERENCE: enumerated 10th Jan 1850 MF#495
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35 54 54 Hughling William 41 M NC Farmer 200
36 54 54 Hughling Eliza 39 F TN
37 54 54 Hughling Samuel L 19 M Laborer TN
38 54 54 Hughling Roland C 15 M Laborer TN
39 54 54 Hughling John C 13 M TN
40 54 54 Hughling Henry W 11 M TN (William Henry = my line - Vicky Sykes)
41 54 54 Hughling Thomas H 9 M TN
42 54 54 Hughling Martha 6 F TN
1 54 54 Hughling Lucinda 2 F TN

Given the children's dates & places of birth, the family was apparently in Tennessee by about 1830...

Eliza was in Arkansas with the kids in 1860 census without husband.

William casado Eliza ?. Eliza nació circa 1810 en Tennessee (USA). [Hoja del Grupo] [Family Chart]

Otros Eventos:

• Residencia: 1860, Davidson Co, Tennessee

Otros Eventos:

• Ocupación: Ago 1850; Farmer
• Residencia: Ago 1850, Hocking Township (Fairfield co., Ohio, USA)
• Residencia: 1852, Moved from Ohio to Midway, Hot Spring Co, Arkansas
• Residencia: 1860, Appears in 1860 Census, Prairie Twns, Hot Spring Co. Ark with son Henry E, age 20
• Ocupación: Jun 1870; Broom Manufacturer
• Residencia: Jun 1870, Prairie Bayou Twns, Hot Spring Co, Akansas

Notas:

Place of death not confirmed (1995)

After the death of his 2nd wife in 1850, Henry Levering moved to Medway (Hot Springs) Arkansas in 1852 where he was the postmaster .

"By the way, the Leverings in America began as Quakers , or at least leaned that way for a while. They were of various occupations including mercantile business and farming. And Henry Levering in Arkansas ran a stage coach service, though very little of that is known. Most of Henry's info and that of Hannah's has long been lost, mainly due to the fact that they couldn't get their family info together in time for th publication of the Family History and I don't know what became of it."
[Letter from Jerry Chronister to Helen and Lester Ingram, 1986.]

Henry Levering married a third time in Arkansas to a Mrs Mary Hughes. (source: Marriage License and "Levering Family History and Genealogy" by Col John Levering (see below)).

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SOURCE: "Levering Family History and Genealogy" by Col John Levering of Lafayette, Indiana (1897)
page 197

758. II. HENRY': b. Dec. 27, 1802; m., Mch. 13, 1834, Jane
Work, of Fairfield Co., O., who d. June 13, 1836. He
m., 2d, Sep. 14, 1837, Ann Prospect, who d. Oct. 30,
1850. In Sep., 1852, he removed from Ohio to Medway,
Hot Springs, Ark., where he was postmaster.

In the autumn of 1865, during my military service as
Adjt.-Gen'l of the Dept. of Arkansas, with headquarters
at Little Rock, I was visited by a young man bearing a
letter from Henry Levering, introducing the bearer as his
stepson, Wm. Hughes. Having seen my name frequently
in official publications by the Little Rock newspapers, he
desired to make himself known, assert his loyalty and
inquire concerning me. I learned that he had married a
third time, to a Mrs. Hughes, whose son was his messen-
ger. I have made effort in this work to learn further of
him. Answer reported him dead and the family removed.
I (2139)

p. 310
"Efforts for more specific information were made through
several supposed sources, but nothing further was learned
of the family, except that all but Hannah B. are dead [by 1897].

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SOURCE:
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Land Record for HENRY LEVERING
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Name: HENRY LEVERING
Date: 07 May 1835
Location: OH,
Document #: 9773
Serial #: OH0910__.110
Sale Type: CASH ENTRY SALE
Acres: 160.0000
Meridian or Watershed: 1ST PRINCIPAL
Parcel: Township 1 N, Range 11 E, Section 4

Henry casado Martha Ann PROSPECT en 14 Sep 1837 en Lancaster (Fairfield co., Ohio, USA). Martha nació circa 1819 en Ohio (USA); falleció en 30 Oct 1850 en Lancaster (Fairfield co., Ohio, USA). [Hoja del Grupo] [Family Chart]

Otros Eventos:

• Nombre: Ann

Notas:

Marth "Ann" Prospect was Henry Levering's second wife.